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Hartsville, SC- Coker College is pleased to announce the hiring of Bethany Grass as the new Head Coach of the Cobra Women's Soccer Team. Grass takes the helm of the Cobras in her first head coaching position, after spending five seasons as the assistant coach at Concordia University Wisconsin.
Grass is a graduate of Concordia University Wisconsin, where she received a Bachelor's of Science in Criminal Justice and Health Science in 2000. She was a four-year letter winner for Concordia and helped lead the Falcons to a conference championship in 1997. Bethany has coached on both the high school and club levels, as well as in college, serving as a head club coach and an assistant high school coach.
"I am very much looking forward to working with the Coker Women's Soccer Team and Athletics Staff," said Grass. "I want to serve as a role model for young women to achieve overall year round fitness. Today's job market is both competitive and team oriented and athletics help young women to perform optimally academically and physically."
Coker Director of Athletics, Tim Griggs, said, "Coach Grass possesses good knowledge of the game of soccer and will be a very good role model for our student-athletes. We are very pleased to have her join the Coker coaching staff. As an assistant coach of a NCAA Division III school for five years, Coach Grass has prepared herself for a head coaching position."
The Cobra women had an overall record of 4-12-1 in 2007, while finishing in 11th place in the Conference Carolinas standings with a 1-9-1 record.


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Join Homer-in-residence Mike Romanos for a retelling of this epic tale complete with all the angry gods, flailing monsters and cunning heroes. With Odysseus's adventures as a model, children will get a chance to spin their own tapestries of heroic proportions in a writing workshop to follow.
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As the gay population of Uganda (and Africa in general) is suffering from a surge in hate crimes and discrimination, this episode of Vanguard highlighted the issue last summer. With smart and delicate reporting by Mariana Van Zeller, the episode gives major insight to the plight of the gay community in Uganda and how American evangelicals played a hand in the wave of homophobia. She posted this blog last week about the recent killing of gay rights advocate David Kato
The episode is shocking and powerful. The show airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on CurrentTV.


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Glee Star Cory Monteith Is Dead
His body was found inside a Vancouver hotel room.
Glee star Cory Monteith has died at the age of 31. The actor, who shot to fame just four years ago as Finn Hudson on the Fox musical dramedy, was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room Saturday, local police said. Authorities said Monteith's body was discovered in a room at the city's Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel Saturday morning. "When he missed his check-out time, staff went to the room at noon and found his body," according to a statement on the department's website, adding that "all indications are that there was no foul play." Police said security camera footage shows that Monteith, a Canadian native, returned to his room "by himself in the early morning hours … [W]e believe he was alone when he died." Monteith didn't appear in the final two episodes of Glee last season, missing work in order to check into rehab for substance abuse in late March. Police did not reveal any cause of Monteith's death, saying an autopsy is scheduled for Monday.


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The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) will hold imbizos in six provinces to discuss the contents of the draft National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections (NSP) and inform the final document. Space is limited to 150 people per meeting. The HSRC is kindly assisting us with the content of the meetings. Please contact the provincial TAC office in your area if your organisation wishes to send a delegate.
Gauteng (Tel. 011 339 8421):
Ekhuruleni: Natalspruit Hospital, 6 March, 10am
Mpumalanga (Tel. 013 755 2298)
Secunda: Casper Breed Centre (next to Secunda Stadium), 6 March, 10am
Western Cape (Tel. 021 447 2593):
Atlantis: Hartebees Multipurpose Centre, 7 March, 11am
Khayelitsha (date and venue to be confirmed)
Eastern Cape (Tel. 043 722 2645):
Lusikisiki" Qawukeni Great Place, 7 March, 10am
Limpopo (Tel. 015 291 5448):
Giyani: Oasis Lodge, 8 March, 10am
KZN (Tel. 031 304 3673):
Pietermaritzburg: African Enterprise, 9 March, 10am
For media comment, please call TAC National Organiser Linda Mafu on 021 788 3507 or 084 300 7037.
The agenda for each Imbizo is as follows:
Overview of the NSP
Small Group discussions on the following: Each will be preceded by a lead in discussion.
Treatment, Care & Support
Human and Legal Rights
Gender and HIV


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I have just joined and hopefully will find out more about a couple of my wife's relatives that emigrated from Falkirk, Scotland to Jamaica around the late 1820's to early 1830's in particular the area around Trelawny. Their names were John GENTLES (1788-1851) and his brother William (1795-1851). I have just traced one living relative who now lives in the UK. This has sparked the interest in the GENTLES family history back into flames and I want to find out more.
I am particularly interested in any information relating to Robert A. GENTLES (b May 1848) but also in some of the other names that are cropping up with connections. The surnames are BROMFIELD, CANHAM, COX, EVANS, JOHNSON, RUSSELL, SIMPSON, WAITE, WEBB AND WILLIAMS.


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I'm pretty exhausted after the tough week of school I just had so when I sat down to do my nails tonight, I knew I wanted a quick design.
I didn't have any type of designs in mind so I started to browse through my "Inspirations" folder which is where I save images that give me inspiration for some of my nail art. I quickly came across an image I saved quite a while ago of a cartoon duck with a patchwork design all over his body and I thought that that would definitely be a simple design to execute so voila! Patchwork nails!
China Glaze Strong Adhesion Base Coat
OPI - Alpine Snow (base)
OPI - Black Onyx (stitches)
Zoya - Robyn (blue patches)
Orly - Spark (yellow patches)
China Glaze - Four Leaf Clover (green patches)
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And the author is...Using Digital Tools For Writing
Lesson 2 of 5
Objective: SWBAT create a narrative, revise and edit their work, and use a digital tool to publish and share with peers.
Big Idea: Empower students to recognize that they are thinkers and writers! They will collaborate on a writing piece to brainstorm, organize and publish ideas with a digital tool.
- And the Author is... powerpoint
- Writing Process list/poster for reference... here's a nice visual to use if you don't have one
- Group work rules - also good to have a poster or list to refer to
- ipads/computers with internet access for the students to work in groups (4-5 students in a group)-when I used this last time, it did not work on the iPad so I suggest computers
- PREVIEW the link 'story-maker' first so you are comfortable when you demonstrate - there is no login required (that's why I like it!)
- Lesson vocabulary words from the Reading/Writing word wall: writing, publish, beginning, middle, end, narrative, brainstorm, rough draft, edit, final draft, publish
- whiteboard set up
This is the second lesson in my 'Introduction to 2nd Grade Writing. In the last lesson, Waldo Says 'Where's Writing?', students looked for writing examples and learned that there are some different kinds of writing. I used the words 'narrative', 'informative' and 'persuasive' so the students had exposure to these terms. I also set up collaboration as a strategy and we created a 'Group Rules poster' that we will use throughout the year. The students are excited about writing now and ready to write!
In this lesson, I am guiding students toward writing. I show several different website creations as examples of writing to show just a few of the MANY MANY ways you can write on the web. Remind students that writing means not only sentences... pictures, words, letters... those are all kinds of writing!
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Underlined words below are lesson vocabulary words that are emphasized and written on sentence strips for my Reading & Writing word wall. I pull off the words off the wall for each lesson, helping students understand this key 'reading and writing' vocabulary can be generalized across texts and topics. The focus on acquiring and using these words is part of a shift in the Common Core Standards towards building students' academic vocabulary. My words are color coded 'pink' for literature/'blue' for reading strategies/'orange' for informational text/'yellow' for writing/'green' for all other words.
Engage students:
- "We know that writing that surrounds us - look on the walls, on the doors, on your papers - its everywhere!" Pause, let them look. "What kinds of writing do you see?" Refer to signs.. "Is that writing?... pictures in the class... are those writing? What about this letter? Is that writing?" Ultimately lead them to the idea that writing takes many forms.
- "Today we are going to be looking at writing on the internet using 'digital tools'." (powerpoint slide 1)
- "Since we discovered last lesson that there are lots of kinds of writing, let's create and publish some writing on the computer!"
- (slides 2-4) "Here a some kinds of writing that I created on a website.** Today, you will become authors and publish (new word - emphasize it and pause) your own writing.
- "Today you will have a chance to write by using a website. You will create a story with your group. When you are done, you can share your writing as a group."
**Websites are included in the PPT if you choose to create a sample as you teach, but that is very time consuming. I chose to make them ahead of time and just show what I created. I would encourage you to personalize these screenshots on the powerpoint to current topics your kids are studying - weather? history? science? You could link these to a science or social studies topic!!
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Teachers' Turn
Explain the task
- "Today you are going to be an author of a story, or narrative. I'm going to demonstrate how to collaborate with 3 students and we'll go through the steps of the writing process." (powerpoint slide 5)
- "We talked about this process in the last lesson, but this list is a little more specific. (slide 6)
- brainstorm - organize - draft - revise - publish."
- Its helpful to have a poster or list with the steps to the writing process up in your classroom. I made a bulletin board and left it up for the year.
- (slide 7) Pull up the 'My StoryMaker' Website.
- "Let's look at the website and brainstorm and organize (refer to the writing process visual)-- we have to brainstorm and organize our ideas. We will 3 scenes for our narrative - a beginning, middle, and end."
Students are focusing on a topic and strengthening writing by following the writing process, including planning, revising, deicing and publishing with digital tools. (W.2.5) This focus on digital publishing and the use of writing process is a key shift in the Common Core State Standards toward process writing, explicitly teaching the process of writing through practice and guidance and support from adults and peers. As students use these digital tools to produce and publish writing and collaborate with peers, they are using technology to create novel pieces and interact collaboratively with peers and adults. (W.2.6)
Model the writing process
- brainstorm: "I'll list my name as author. Then I'll look at all of the choices of story ideas and choose what I want."
- organize: "Before we write the story, let's talk about what goes in the 3 parts to make a narrative (story)."
- I need a beginning to introduce, a middle scene to show a problem, and an ending scene to fix the problem."
- The idea of a introduction, problem, and solution is worth mentioning because some of the students may have learned about story structure.
- draft & collaborate: "I like that dinosaur, but you guys don't so we can use your boy picture. Let's listen to Joe's idea before we decide what to do. We are almost out of time so let's just pick an idea."
- revise: "Wait, that doesn't make sense. Let's move that here. Look over the story one more time. Can we delete that because it does not look good?"
- publish: "Ok, we wrote a story and are ready to publish That's cool that we could collaborate and create a story together!"
- Here's a teacher demonstration of how to using the website.
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Students Take a Turn
Explain the task
- "Today you will be become authors, following the writing process, and publish it with digital tools."
- "you'll be using iPads - let's review the iPad Rules so we can keep the technology safe."
- Set up groups... "Remember the group rules that we created."
- "A few things to remember:
- You will work in groups (remember to assign a timekeeper, recorder who will 'screenshot' the image, and reporter who will talk about what they did. Be sure to collaborate (W.2.7) and give each person a turn.
- List all of your names as authors and decide on a title.
- Your story will be 3 squares. Each person should give ideas. The cartoon should be a narrative, or story, so think of a beginning, middle and end of a story. Include some actions, thoughts, and feelings!"
- "Brainstorm before you start and look at the options. Draft the project and edit as you go."
- "Your presenter should be ready at the end to present."
Monitor as they work
- Give them some time parameters. I let the kids work for about 10 minutes and then gave a 5 minute warning to the timekeepers. At one minute, they had to pick their favorite scene to 'screenshot'.
- Some students did need prompting to use the idea of a beginning, middle, end. I thought the idea of a beginning or introduction, middle with problem and end with a conclusion would be more familiar.
- Some students wrote stories that were just 3 loosely related events, so as I monitored their progress, we talked about using the beginning to introduce a character and setting, the middle to tell a specific problem and the end to solve the problem.
- Here's on of the student's created stories.
Students are writing narratives to recount a short sequence of events including details to describe actions, thoughts and feelings. (W.2.3). They are writing these stories to develop imagined events using effective techniques, well chosen details and well structured event sequences. I expect active participation from all students in the collaborative groups in the use of digital tools to create writing samples.
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Discuss the ideas
- "Now that you've created this fabulous stories, let's share. Authors SHARE their writing. I'm proud of all of you for creating stories and working together so well. When you share these stories, remember to speak clearly so we can hear your stories and use expression so we can get the feelings and fun of your stories."
- Let the 'reporters' come up with their group and share their favorite scene and a bit about their story!
- "So... let's reflect about writing today."
- What was your favorite thing about creating a narrative? What was easy? What was hard?"
- "Did you like working in a group?"
- "Did you follow the writing process - what was the hardest step of that process?"
- "Would you use this website again? Did you like being an author on a website or would you rather have drawn and illustrated your own story?"
- Take ideas, encourage discussion. This reflection is AS IMPORTANT AS the activity. Kids hear each other say that .... was hard or .... was easy and it makes them realize that parts of writing can be challenging for everyone.
- "I see some of you liked the digital tools and some people said they like to draw and write on paper. Writing is a process that's different for all of us. Its great to try out new ways of story creation so we can discover what we like."
- "We will be doing more narrative writing and publishing in the future in other ways so you'll have a chance to try out lots of ways to be an author!"
Here's an animated student story that shows how the movie looks when its made. The students can click on characters to make them show emotion, move and interact.
As students recount their stories with relevant descriptive details, they are speaking audibly in coherent sentences and presenting the word so that listeners an follow the story. (SL.2.4) Following the shift in teaching practices from the Common Core State Standards, I have created a carefully structured situations so students can practice speaking and listening skills in groups and then share their stories with the class.
Scaffolding and Special Education This lesson could be easily scaffolded for lower and higher level readers/writers.
This lesson could be used for writers who struggle. The collaboration and group work is GREAT because they can freely share ideas and share the burden of forming complete sentences and getting words on 'paper' (or the screen). It is also good for them to hear the modeling of the average and above average writers.
For students who have strong writing skills, the website offers the opportunity to write longer sentences with more complex vocabulary. However, just because you have strong writers, does not mean they excel at brainstorming or organization. The collaboration with mixed groups will afford all of the kids to share their talents, whether they be typing, organizing, ideas, sentence fluency, or creativity!!


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Craig and I enjoy having a Netflix night, with some freshly made kettle popcorn. I figured this would be the perfect chance to make this for my family. The ingredients are completely interchangeable-- I used freshly popped corn, Corn Chex, Rice Chex, Cheerios, Chinese Crispy Noodles and cocktail peanuts.
In total, there are 19 cups of dry ingredients! Yes, enough to feed a Super Bowl Party!
Undoubtedly, what makes this snack mix taste sooooooooooo good is the buttah. Two sticks of butter, to be exact. There's brown sugar and a little corn syrup added to the mix...
You can really smell the buttery goodness! Yum!
Once all the cereals and crispy goodies are evenly coated, I poured this into a deep roasting/baking pan and baked this at 250 for 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
Once baked, I evenly spread the mixture over two parchment covered baking sheets. It's pretty hot, so I resisted the temptation to eat until cool.
Once cool, I placed the snack mix into a large air tight container, breaking apart as I did so. This makes a lot!
With a wicked little smile, I offered a bowl of the snack mix to my son and then to my son. Oh, I'm a sly little fox. Their eyes lit up. Bam!
Home run Touch Down!
TASTING NOTES: I found a version of this recipe on both Chex.com and Betty Crocker.com. I think that anyone could play around with what ingredients you want, and it would be good. Instead of peanuts, pecans or cashews would be great. You could add Wheat Chex to the mix. Personally, I'd add more popcorn. I love the Chinese crispy noodles, and highly recommend them. The buttery caramel coating is what will get you hooked.
Super Bowl isn't that far away. Makes this. People will ask you for the recipe, just as I asked my friend.
You're welcome!
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Monday Presser Transcript 12-3-12: Brady Hoke
Monday Presser Transcript 12-3-12: Brady Hoke
- The team will focus on fundamentals in practice over the next week or so.
- Team will leave for Tampa on the 23rd.
- The NFL discussion with Taylor Lewan will continue after the bowl.
- Devin Gardner had an ankle issue after the OSU game (was spotted walking around in a boot). Otherwise no new boo boos.
Opening remarks:
"You know, we're obviously thrilled to be heaing to the Outback Bowl our fifth time. The bowl itself, the organization, the volunteers, they've always been gracious hosts. The city of Tampa and Clearwater do a tremendous job of embracing the bowl, making it a great event for both teams. It's an opportunity to play a very good football team in South Carolina. 10-2, Coach Spurrier is one of the iconic coaches in this country. Laid a great foundation and has done a great job at South Carolina, really did a great job at Florida when he was the head ball coach down there. So it's going to be a great football game, one that we're excited to be a part of against a great opponent."
How much do you know at this point about South Carolina?
"I know they have a really good front from a defensive perspective. I think they gave up 17 points a game. Very athletic. Lost at Florida and at LSU, so their two losses were on the road against two very good football teams. I think offensively the quarterback has done a nice job. I think the coach is a hard guy to please at that position. Lattimore won't play obviously, and that's a shame, because he's one of the great football players in the country, but from that standpoint, you just start breaking them down."
Your brother coached with Steve Spurrier. Were you able to get to know him and form a relationship as a result?
"You know, a little bit. Not a huge one, but Jon was there, my brother was there three years, Steve's last three, as his defensive coordinator. Steve and his wife are really nice people. They treated my brother well. Him and Jon talk back and forth, but it'll be a fun football game to be a part of."
How much will the time off help Denard recover and do more than he was doing at the end of the regular season?
"Well, I think we hope for all of them -- they go through the grind. It's good for all of them to heal up a little bit. We'll start practicing at the end of the week on Friday and Saturday. They'll do some lifting and running this week. But to get them away from the pounding a little bit helps them all."
Any injuries resulting from the OSU game?
"No. Not really. Devin had a little bit of an ankle, but he'll be fine by the time we get started on Friday."
How do you improve your ability to run the ball and limiting turnovers for this game?
"Well I think we always work hard on running the football. That's not going to change. We always preach and teach the mindset of running the football and finishing at the line of scrimmage and backs finishing on safeties and the ninth man or eighth man that people want to get in the box. But I think you just keep plowing through it going forward, and your demands and your expectations have to be met."
How much emphasis will be put on developing younger players?
"Yeah, we'll start going Friday, Saturday this weekend, and then Friday, Saturday next weekend. We have finals coming up and all those kinds of things, so those will be more of just the fundamentals and the basics, kind of getting back to it for everyone. We'll use a lot of that time to help develop the young guys. And then as we go through the bowl practices, we'll devote some time to those young guys and what we want to get accomplished."
When do you leave for Tampa? And what's your philosophy on working your players too hard vs. not enough?
"That's always the fine line, to be honest with you. We're going to leave on the 23rd and practice when we get down there, kind of get acclimated to where we'll be and all those things, which I don't completely know yet. Mike Vollmer and Bob Lopez are down there now securing the sites, but we'll go down the 23rd. Most game planning should be all done by the time we leave, so that's always a positive. We'll kind of judge where we're at from health, from the mindset of where we are and what we'll do."
Why has Hopkins left the team?
"You'd have to ask him. I know we already discussed it."
When did he let you know?
"He let me know."
The Big Ten has struggled against the SEC. Do you feel like you're playing for the conference?
"I think you always are. I think you're playing for Michigan and your seniors first, but we're proud to be in the Big Ten. Why we wouldn't want to represent and have that be part of our focus, it'd be really bad for us not to feel that way about the Big Ten."
What do you want to see from Devin?
"Continued growth as a quarterback. His development is just like some of those guys, you know, Willie Henry's growth -- only it's a little different because he's a quarterback. Willie Henry's a nose tackle or a three-technique. So Willie's not touching the ball a whole lot, right? So I think his continued growth to playing in big football games and environments not in Michigan Stadium."
How has playing a tough schedule prepared you for the level of talent you'll face in the bowl game?
"I think there's always a benefit. When you play good football teams, and whether you win or lose, you learn how you have to play. You learn that you have to do a better job taking care of the football. You have to run the football better. You have to get the ball back for your offense at the end of the game to give them the opportunity to score. Those are all the things you take out of the last game that we didn't do."
How important is it to win this bowl game?
"I think as we would look at it, for our seniors, that ninth win -- you always want 10 when you're here. It's kind of an expectation. But sending them out in a real positive fashion and I think you build some momentum going into winter conditioning."
Is it harder to vote in the coaches' poll knowing that your choices are made public?
"Yeah, I don't know if it's -- you know, I think you vote your conscience. I don't know if I would have voted any differently than I did."
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What kind of a test will it be for him to go up against Jadaveon Clowney?
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We asked author and long-time Parenting contributor Denene Millner of My Brown Baby to weigh in on the new Latch On NYC program. Read content director Ana Connery's opposing take here.
First off, let me tell you this: despite that I had every intention of breastfeeding my first child, the hospital where I gave birth—specifically, its nurses—did absolutely nothing to help a sistah get the job done. Maybe they were too busy to be bothered. Or perhaps they thought a lactation consultant would magically find her way to my room to help me figure it all out. Personally, I think they took one look at me and made the calculations: young, black, poor, single, ignorant, formula.
Nobody expects black mothers to breastfeed. Indeed, let the statistics tell it and only about half of us actually breastfeed for any period of time in our children's young lives. Cue the formula swag bags.
Thank sweet baby Jesus my little darling wasn't aware of the stats—couldn't see the judgmental glares that pierced like daggers when the nurses bothered to check up on us, or hear the loud thud when one dropped a bag with two industrial-sized bottles of Similac or Enfamil or whatever it was on the floor next to my bed. My baby was too busy trying to get herself some ninny to care.
But I cared. I cared that the assumptions were made, and that nurses had no faith in my desire to do what I thought best for my child and that none, save for one, thought me and my baby important enough for proper breastfeeding instruction, even though I was clearly scared, overwhelmed, exhausted, clueless and making so many mistakes in the first feedings that my nipples were nearly shredded.
This. This is what I remembered when I first read about New York City Mayor Bloomberg's new breastfeeding initiative, Latch On NYC, what is being billed as the most restrictive pro-breastmilk program in the nation. Under the program, hospitals will keep and track bottles of formula in out-of-the-way secure storerooms or locked boxes, to be taken out only if it's deemed medically necessary to feed it to a baby or a mother requests it. Under the program, mothers who receive formula will hear all about the health benefits of breast milk and told why it's best to offer the breast to her baby instead of artificial milk.
One might think that based on my breastfeeding experience after the birth of my first child and my staunchly pro-breastfeeding stance—I breastfed my two daughters for a year each—that I'd be all for Latch On NYC. Quite the contrary, I'm not. Because just as much as I don't think the nurses I faced had the right to ignore my desire to breastfeed my child, I don't think Mayor Bloomberg, hospitals or the nurses who work there have the right to assume that a mother is too dumb to have weighed her baby's feeding options before she hit the maternity ward or that she needs a good talking-to if she asks for a bottle of formula for her baby.
I'm a firm believer that mothers must have the right to choose their baby's food on their own accord, sans judgment, even if their choice doesn't necessarily jibe with the next woman's choice. Treating formula like it's some kind of nutrient-packed rat poison that needs to be under lock and key and dealt with like contraband does quick work of eroding a mother's confidence and making her feel every bit as crappy about her choice to formula feed as I did while facing off against nurses, friends and family members who thought my choice to breastfeed was disgusting and dumb. In each instance, a mother's right to have her choice respected is taken away by others who think it's their mission to coerce, badger and guilt moms into feeding babies the way others see fit.
The key word here is choice. No mother, in the middle of all the confusion and emotions and elation and crazy of bringing a new life into the world, needs nurses standing over her, treating her like she's a total failure because she chose to formula feed, no matter what her reasoning is. Think it doesn't happen? Consider what a friend of mine, who is black, wrote on the MyBrownBaby.com Facebook page when I gave my opinions about Latch On NYC earlier this week:
"Due to a medically necessary breast reduction four years prior to giving birth, and my daughter's inability to suckle due to neurological developmental issues, my attempts at what was supposed to be a beautiful bonding moment turned into screams of a hungry baby, and tears of 'failing' mother. For the four days we spent in the hospital I was grudgingly 'massaged' (or violated depending on how you look at it), told I wasn't trying hard enough, told to relax, and handed pamphlet after pamphlet on the benefits of breast milk over formula—as if I hadn't already done the research. When they realized that Emory wasn't getting enough from my breasts during each feeding (yes, I tried and tried and tried and cried and cried and cried), the mini 2oz bottles were set on the table next to me in silence, and I watched as the lactation specialist just walked away.
I felt judged. I felt like a horrible mother. I.felt.like.a.FAILURE. So I tried again when we got home. I decided enough was enough when one day I was attempting to breastfeed my very hungry daughter and she couldn't latch on consistently, and I couldn't provide enough milk for her. She looked at me and screamed bloody murder. And I burst into tears. And that was the last day I attempted breastfeeding. My breasts were standing in the way of my bond, and that, not formula, was unacceptable."
Mark my words: this will happen again and again. The assumptions and the judging will be particularly distinct for African-American moms because the assumption already is that we're uneducated and disinterested and need to be treated like children completely incapable of making decisions for our children. Think that's not real? Read this.
Of course, I'm sure diehard breastfeeding advocates might take away my pro-breastfeeding card for my stance, but I honestly look at a woman's choice to breastfeed much in the same way I do a woman's right to abortion: I am anti-abortion for myself, but do not think it is my business, my right or my duty to tell another woman when and how she should become a mom. Just as I made the choice not to abort my pregnancies and to breastfeed my babies, the next woman has the right to choose to have an abortion if she's not ready to be a mom and, when she has a baby, to buy formula by the truckload to feed to her child if she wants to.
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The third thing to do with LLVM, (which is what I think BrowserUK is advocating, but I may be wrong), is the wholesale replacement of perl's current runtime, making perl's parser convert the op tree to LLVM IR "bytecode", and thus making a perl a first-class Perl-to-LLVM compiler, in the same way that clang is a first-class C-to-LLVM compiler. This would be a massive undertaking, involving understanding all the subtleties and intricacies of 25,000 lines of pp_* functions, and writing code that will emit equivalent IR - even assuming that you kept the rest of perl the same (i.e. still used SVs, HVs, the context stack, pads etc).
You're about 1/3rd of the way to what I was trying to suggest as a possibility. I'm going to try again. I hope you have the patience to read it. I'm going to start with an unrealistic scenario for simplicity and try to fill in the gaps later.
Starting with a syntactically correct perl source that is entirely self-contained -- uses no modules or pragmas; no evals; no runtime code generation of any kind -- there are (notionally, no matter how hard it is linguistically to describe them; or practically to separate them ), three parts involved in the running of that program:
Part 2. The only new code that needs to be written. But even this already exists in the form of -MO-Deparse.
New code is adapted from Deparse. It processes the PCG in the normal way, but instead of (re)generating the Perl source code, it generates a LLVM IF "copy" of the PCG it is given. Let's call that the LLCG.
The LLCG is now the program we started with, but in a platform independent, optimisible (also platform independent) form that can be
I hope that is clearer than my previous attempts at description.
I'm fully aware that perl frequently reinvokes the parser and runloop in the process of compiling the source of a program, in order to deal with used modules and pragmas and BEGIN/CHECK/UNITCHECK/INIT/END blocks. Effectively, each alternation or recursion would be processed the same way as the above standalone program. If the module has previously been save in .bc form, the parsing and PCG->LLCG conversion can be skipped.
The first step, and perhaps the hardest part getting started, would be the re-engineering the existing build process -- and a little tweaking of the source files -- to break apart the code needed for parts 1 & 2 from part 3, so they can be built into separate dlls -- and the latter into PRT.bc. This process may result in some duplication as perl tends to use internally some of the same stuff that it provides to Perl programs as runtime.
These modifications to the build process and splitting out of the parser/PCG generation from the runtime could be done and used by the next release (or the one after that) of the existing Perl distribution. without compromising it.
It would not be trivial and it would require some one with excellent knowledge of both the internals and the build process -- ie. YOU! -- but it wouldn't be a huge job, and it needn't be a throwaway if all the rest failed or went nowhere. It might even benefit the existing code base and build system in its own right.
I'm done. If that fails to clarify or persuade, so be it. I'll respond to direct questions should there be any, but no more attempts to change anyones mind :)
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Nope, the Ducks will now slow the pace and focus on something called "defense," which was obviously lacking during Westhead's tenure. Newly hired coach Kelly Graves, 51, is already working on the all-important buy-in from his returning players in Eugene, and he's had a great deal of success selling his defensive philosophy in his former job at Gonzaga, and even prior to that 14-season stint, at St. Mary's, where he coached for three years, compiling a 66-26 record, before moving on to Spokane.
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Located in the Chattahoochee National Forest, the Ellicott Rock Wilderness Area is rich in history. A major Cherokee trading trail passes through the wilderness. The area has had relatively little disturbance by humans. Farming by native Americans as well as settlers was limited. Timber harvesting occurred on most of what is now the Ellicott Wilderness. The wilderness takes its name from Andrew Ellicott, who surveyed the 35th parallel that forms the boundary between Georgia and North Carolina in 1811. Congress established the 3,300-acre Ellicott Rock Wilderness in 1975 and made additions in 1984. This wilderness now contains 8,274 acres in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia. The wilderness is about 16 miles north of Walhalla, SC, 7 miles southeast of Highlands, NC, and 19 miles northeast of Clayton, GA. Straddling the 15,432-acre Chattooga Wild and Scenic River corridor, it provides a large, undeveloped area within easy driving distance of millions of Americans. The steep terrain offers numerous mountains & waterfalls t
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This book is the fifth book in the Puppy Place series. My favorite part is when Buddy and Cinnamon were playing tug-a-war with the rubber chicken. It was funny and cute. In the story Lizzy changes from feeling hopeless about owning a puppy to feeling hopeful. I really identify with Lizzy because I am hopeful to own a puppy soon too.
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The 2012 season is becoming more complicated by the day for Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Eric Wright.
Coach Greg Schiano told reporters Monday that Wright is dealing with an Achilles injury. Wright didn't practice Monday after playing in Thursday night's win over the Minnesota Vikings.
"That is a little bit of a concern," Schiano said.
Wright's injury comes on the heels of reports that he faces a potential four-game suspension for Adderall use, which violates the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
"Per the league guidelines, I really can't discuss it, and neither can Eric," Schiano said.
A reporter asked Schiano if he would be disappointed to see another of his players penalized after cornerback Aqib Talib was hit with a four-game suspension for using the same substance. Schiano declined to answer.
If Wright misses Sunday's game against the Oakland Raiders -- because of injury or the league hammer -- a combination of Brandon McDonald and Myron Lewis will be asked to step up for the Bucs. Schiano also expressed confidence in Leonard Johnson, but losing your top two cover men isn't easy to rebound from in the NFL.
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I avoided fish at all costs, until my early thirties. That's when I discovered Petrale Sole. It was a whole new world! I have also learned to appreciate fresh salmon and fresh tilapia. I've also discovered that fresh trout, sans eyeballs, is a very tasty fish. My favorite way to prepare fish is to sear and roast it (grilling it comes in second). I love the flavorful crust that develops on high heat on a stove, and then is roasted perfectly to present moist and tender fish. Ever since I watched "Food Inc." I have decided to spend a few extra dollars to buy fresh and non-farmed fish. I decided to splurge and buy fresh Pacific (Alaskan) halibut, at my local fish market, which is considered to be the best sustainable choice-- @$17.00 a pound. Ouch. "How long ago was this halbut swimming off Alaskan waters?", I asked.
"Two days ago", he replied.
"I sure hope so", I thought to myself.
...and I set the whole pan into the oven, next to the roasting halibut. You could cook the succotash entirely on the stove top, if you prefer.
VERDICT: Halibut is currently my favorite fish. This fish is very mild, and was moist and perfectly cooked. The succotash was so delicious, if I do say so myself. There is something to be said when you can enjoy vegetables that were freshly picked from your own backyard! We grow most of our vegetables in containers, and I encourage anyone to try this. As for the fish-- it was well worth the price I paid. It feels good to support my local fish monger, and I truly could taste the difference from farm-raised not-so-fresh fish. My childhood aversion to fish is gone.
This dinner would have cost, easily, $50.00 in a restaurant. Of course, the dishes don't wash themselves. Fortunately, my husband is great about helping with that.
That's what I call a Date Night! I cook. He cleans. Then, we cuddle and watch a movie at home.
No recipe card for the fish is needed, don't you think This is all technique, and not being afraid to use herbs and seasonings. The side dish recipe cards are below.
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About Annibale Carracci
Annibale Carracci is credited with putting Bolognese art on the map and encouraging a shift away from late 16th-century mannerist painting. He looked to Northern Italian Renaissance painters such as Titian and Antonio da Correggio for inspiration. Carracci was more interested in the art of the craft than making a name for himself as a court painter, and his work is marked by broken brushwork that captures the effects of light on form. His landscapes, which display a compositional balance between human figures, buildings, and nature, were considered boldly innovative at the time of their creation. Carracci is best known for painting the ceiling frescos at the Farnese Palace in Rome in 1604. Quoting from Michelangelo and emulating the compositional style of Raphael, Carraci painted the ceiling as an opening into the sky and studded it with trompe l'oeil easel paintings of mythological scenes.
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Plenty of parents have surprises and crises upon the arrival of a newborn, but few experience a catastrophic flood in the first 24 hours. That's exactly what happened to Ashlie Kerr and her family, shortly after arriving home with her third child. "We celebrated with our family, snapped a few hundred pictures, and tried to settle in," she says. "As we awoke the next morning, we were evacuating our house with our three young children as the flood waters rose towards our home in Nashville."
Flood waters caused considerable damage to the Kerr home, inside and out, but the family's most important digital documents—including the new photos of the new baby—were never in danger, thanks to the Mozy cloud backup solution. Kerr's family started using Mozy two years before, when a virus damaged the computer and required expensive technical support to repair. On the recommendation of her sister-in-law, Kerr signed up for Mozy to gain constant, timely, and disaster-proof backup that can be restored from anywhere, to any computer.
Being Mozy customers made the flood recovery process a little easier for the family, who have become firm advocates of the safety and ease-of-use of the flexible, powerful and reliable backup solution. "I watched our fence go floating away and the muddy water wash over my husband's newly-built deck, but I knew that my family was safe and that Mozy would protect all our computer data—even if the water destroyed our PC," she says. "Thanks for saving our bacon, Mozy!"


text: Report: Native, social rich-media ads perform best on mobile Published on August 28, 2013. Cambridge, Mass.—Native and social rich-media are the best-performing mobile display advertising formats, according to Celtra's quarterly Mobile Rich Media Monitor Report. The study analyzed more than 100 mobile rich-media campaigns that ran on Celtra's AdCreator platform in the second quarter, focusing on two key performance metrics—ad engagement rate and ad expansion rate. All of the ads studied were expandable banners. The engagement rate for native ad formats was 39.1%, and the rate for social rich-media ads was 55.2%. The expansion rate ranged from 0.36% on classic ad networks to 0.73% on data-driven premium ad networks. Native ads delivered expansion rates/click-through rates (for static banners) of 1.4%, four times the rate of static mobile banners (0.35%), 10 times the rate of desktop rich-media banner ads (0.14%), and 14 times the rate of standard desktop banner ads (0.10%). Most Popular In this article: BtoB


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Furniture Row Hosts First Military Appreciation Night
Feb 21, 2013, 11:00 EST
DENVER, Feb. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- To recognize all who have given so much in service to our country, Furniture Row will host a Military Appreciation Night on Wednesday, February 27, 2013. This very special event will be held from 3pm to 9pm at the Furniture Row Shopping Center in Wichita, KS. All active duty, former and retired military as well as reservist and members of the National Guard are invited to come with their families for an evening of celebration and recognition.
An ardent supporter of our military, Furniture Row is providing guests with free gifts and refreshments. Drawings for Apple iPads as well as a Samsung 60" HDTV are guaranteed to make the evening even more exciting. And for those who would like to bring more than memories home with them, Furniture Row is offering additional savings during the six-hour Military Appreciation Night event.
"We are pleased to set aside this special time to honor and say 'thank you' to the military men and women, and their families, for the commitment and sacrifices they have made to serve our country," says Furniture Row's president, Tom Faulkner. "Our company founder and many of our employees have proudly served in the military, so we have a special place in our hearts for all who are currently serving or have served in the past," Faulkner adds.
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The Furniture Row Companies make up one of the largest family-owned specialty home furnishings and bedding retailers operating more than 330 stores in 31 states. To learn more, please visit http://www.FurnitureRow.com
Furniture Row also owns and is the primary sponsor of a NASCAR Sprint Cup team. For more information on the #78 Furniture Row Racing program visit http://www.FurnitureRowRacing.com
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text: A couple weeks ago we showed you the Ducati Car concept by Anthony Colard, which was of course a four-wheeled vehicle, and not a motorcycle. But for the past 6 months we've been quietly following the work of French transportation designer, and his Ducati Superbike project. Based off the Ducati 1098/1198 chassis, Colard has taken his own perception of the Italian motorcycle's style, and improved upon some of its deficiencies. Now finished with the design phase of his project, we can finally share with you some of what this talented designer has been focusing on all this time.


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Carmella D. Carnahan, age 80, of Oak Street, Johnsonburg, died at home Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013, surrounded by her loving family.She was born June 4, 1933 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late Sisto and Elizabeth (Allegretto) Cicuzza.She married Charles T. Carnahan in 1954, he preceded her in death on Jan. 22, 2008.She was a past employee of Stackpole Carbon and worked as cook and bartender for many establishments, including Kinzua Inn, Bogarts and The Well. She was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Polka Boosters, Red Hats, Piedmont Club, Central Hose Co. and Johnsonburg Senior Center. She enjoyed donating her time delivering Meals on Wheels, shopping, the casino, scratch off tickets, making blankets for loved ones, making honey cookies, raviolis, dancing and especially enjoyed spending time with her great-grandchildren.She is survived by four children, Charles M. Carnahan of Johnsonburg, Sylvia E. (Robert) Birt of Wilcox, Julie L. Carnahan (Lori Curcio) of Mt. Jewett, and Shauna E. Carnahan of Raleigh, N.C.; grandchildren Steven (Kathy) Birt, Travis (Emily) Birt, Michael (Tiffany) Birt, Angela Carnahan, Stephanie (Adam) Wanless, Douglas (Jessica) Carnahan, Shaina Abrams, Juliana Carnahan-Curcio; great-grandchildren Elisha Abrams, Noah Abrams, Vincent Adamski-Carnahan, Roman Carnahan, Kayla, Bleys, Tia, Alia, Kierra and Corwin Birt; one sister, Gerri Bush of Farmville, Va.; her best friend and beloved sister-in-law, Rose Carnahan; and her beloved four-legged grandbabies, Molly and Rosie.She was predeceased by her parents; husband; three brothers, Sisto "Buckskin", Clement "Dubb" and Guy Donald Cicuzza "Donnie"; and two sisters, Gloria Tietjen and Angelina Cicuzza.A Mass of Christian Burial for Carmella D. Carnahan will be celebrated Friday, Oct. 11, 2013 at 10 a.m. at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Johnsonburg, with Father John Barwin celebrant. Interment will follow in Holy Rosary Cemetery, Johnsonburg.The family will be receiving friends on Friday, Oct. 11, 2013 from 9-10 a.m. at the Holy Rosary Church, JohnsonburgIn lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.


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Doesn't depart from the inspirational coming-of-age formula. But it has got enough heart and disco-fever exuberance to connect with audiences.
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Roll Bounce rates a friendly nod. If it doesn't exactly kick out the jams, it does move them around a little bit.
Roll Bounce, a nostalgic memory of disco roller-dancing in the late 1970s, has warm starring performances from Bow Wow and Chi McBride, who are funny, lovable and sometimes touching.
The movie is a thing of honey and gloss, yet there's just enough heart in the central father/son relationship, and in the teenagers' ensemble interactions, to make it glide by.
Bow Wow plays the skate-dance hero in a way that's never too cool to hide what an avid achiever the kid is, and he and his buddies converse in a fiendishly alert middle-class trash talk that keeps Roll Bounce jumping.
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Iffy for 13+
At times tedious, mostly fine for ages 13+.
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Parents need to know that this movie includes sexual references (primarily, men or boys ogling tight-dressed women), crude humor (jokes about a girl wearing braces and other boyish shenanigans), and some language (including the "N" word). As a coming of age story, the movie focuses on the ways a family copes with the recent death of the mother. Father-son tensions eventually lead to a fight, where son smashes his dad's car with a crowbar, and then tearful reconciliation.
Messages: Kids are sweet, roller-skating is fun, father and son come together.
Violence: Some fighting between boys, Bow Wow smashes his dad's car with a crowbar.
Sex: Some references to sex, mostly men or boys ogliing tightly dressed women.
Language: Including damn, ass, mo-fo, motherf***r, and the n-word.
Consumerism: Nostaligic product everywhere, including references to What's Happening!!, Kool-Aid, The Mod Squad, Fruit of the Loom, the Fonz (Happy Days), Baretta, Kung Fu, Jordache Jeans, Fat Albert, YooHoo, Pacman, Ford Mustang, Atari.
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In July of this year, Apple announced the 27″ LED Cinema Display and, as most of us would expect, it isn't a cheap piece of hardware.
Apple has a reputation for producing high quality products – and no one can deny that. There is often a good amount of discussion as to whether they mark their prices up simply because they know the Apple fans will pay for it, or because their products are actually superior to their competitors.
Right now, Apple sells only one computer monitor – the 27″ LED Cinema Display. It specs out (we'll get into that in a bit) very well and comes in at a beefy $999. In the day of bigger and bigger displays and cheaper and cheaper prices, Apple goes against the flow here a bit by staying at a higher price point.
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text: Travel Guard® Get travel insurance The way you want it! Compare popular levels Travel Guard offers three levels of travel insurance coverage. You can compare coverage levels and pricing on our most popular levels with our coverage level comparison tool. Compare Coverage Levels Travel Insurance Travel Smart. Pack Travel Guard on every trip. The Gold Plan is our most popular package of travel insurance & assistance services. The plan provides comprehensive coverage for travelers. Perfect for families, it includes coverage for children under the age of 18 traveling with an insured adult at no additional cost Cancel for Work Reasons or job loss benefit The Gold Plan also provides additional benefits when purchased within 15 days of initial trip deposit: Waivers for the pre-existing medical conditions Financial default exclusions It takes just 2 minutes to get a quote. Get a quote today The best value policies we've found are those sold directly by the leading travel insurance provider, Travel Guard.–Kiplinger.com, "30 Best Travel Sites"


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If you're starting to flounder on those New Year's fitness resolutions, these kicks should give you the boost you need to keep going.
From £90, teva.com
These are the most stable running trainer you can buy, says Teva. Using side pods as guiderails these support pronating, supinating and neutral runners alike. Plus the rounded heel lowers the point of contact and reduces leverage – meaning less energy spent between steps and faster breaking to acceleration times. When these launch in March (exclusively at Cotswold Outdoor) there will be three versions: the lightweight quick dry TevaSphere Speed (£90), the waterproofed TevaSphere TraileVent (£110) and the mid-cut heaight TevaSphere Trail Mid event (£120). All feature Teva Spider365 rubber grip soles and eVent technology to keep feet dry and cool.
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£110, adidas.co.uk
These neutral trainers use hundreds of capsules in the sole to offer maximum energy return. Not only are the Adidas Boost shoes bouncier than traditional EVA rubber trainers, they stay that way in extreme cold too. Pick up a pair from February 27th and remember to watch your head when running under bridges.
Nike Flyknit Lunar+1
£140, nike.com
Nike has already shown its Lunarlon cushioned soles work, so now it's working on the upper part of the shoe. The result is the Flyknit Lunar+1 – it features an ultra-lightweight, virtually seamless top layer with adaptive supporting wraparound Flywire cables. All that and they're Nike+ compatible too.
Reebok ATV19+
US$140 (£92) reebok.com
The concept of squid-like protrusions on your sole might be alien – both feeling and looking – but that's a good thing. These lugs each offer individual suspension and grip, making short work of sand, snow, mud and grass – hence the ATV moniker, inspired by All Terrain Vehicles. The top layer is just as impervious, made with ballistic mesh to keep water out and offer added support to the 28 degree angled lugs that keep you upright. We'd recommend sticking to the woods with these – unless you want to explain what they are to every person you pass.
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£150, sportsdirect.com
A personal trainer built into an exercise shoe. Go anywhere and turn it into a gym using your iPhone app, with professionally taught classes, and biofeedback from the shoe's motion and pressure sensors. It's cheaper than a gym membership, and a damn sight less embarrassing for beginners. Read our full Nike Lunar TR1+ review here.
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Hamlet, A.F., P.W. Mote, A.K. Snover, and E.L. Miles. (In review). Climate, water cycles, and water resources management in the Pacific Northwest. Chapter 6 in A. K. Snover, E.L. Miles, and the Climate Impacts Group, Rhythms of Change: An Integrated Assessment of Climate Impacts on the Pacific Northwest, Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press.
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